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Viet Nam to launch largest vessel
Green Marine

Viet Nam to launch largest vessel

Ha Noi (VNA) – The Viet Nam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (Vinashin) will launch a 53,000 tonne-capacity vessel, the largest ever built in Viet Nam, in northern coastal Quang Ninh province on April 6.

about 20 years ago
Skeptics doubt Navy can foot shipbuilding growth bill
Green Marine

Skeptics doubt Navy can foot shipbuilding growth bill

After years of meager shipbuilding budgets, the Navy promises to go on a spending spree, buying 51 ships over the next five years. Annual ship construction funding would roughly double, jumping from $8.7 billion next year to $17.4 billion in 2011.

about 20 years ago
Kuwait Gulf Link orders wave piercing Catamaran
Green Marine

Kuwait Gulf Link orders wave piercing Catamaran

Kuwait & Gulf Link Transport Company (KGL) of Kuwait have awarded Damen the shipbuilding contract to construct and deliver a 52 meter Wave Piercing Catamaran.

about 20 years ago
Ports ‘largely at risk,’ report says
Green Marine

Ports ‘largely at risk,’ report says

The FBI has failed to rank U.S. seaports based on the likelihood of terrorist attacks, nor does it always use that basis when assigning agents who specialize in maritime security, according to a Justice Department report.

about 20 years ago
NMPT handles record traffic in FY06
Green Marine

NMPT handles record traffic in FY06

The New Mangalore Port Trust (NMPT) has recorded a marginal rise in traffic handling during 2005-06. The port has handled 34.45 million tonnes during the year as against 33.89 million tonnes handled during the previous year, a growth of 1.65 per cent, P Tamilvanan, chairman of NMPT said.

about 20 years ago
Vessels for all-round needs
Green Marine

Vessels for all-round needs

A welded aluminium hull, compared to fibreglass for example, will yield a more durable craft that will be easy to customise to requirements. This can be done simply and quickly. It also applies to repairs and retrofits to meet changing operation requirements.

about 20 years ago
Roekke says no to the Lenin shipyard
Green Marine

Roekke says no to the Lenin shipyard

Kjell Inge Roekke-controlled Aker Yards has decided that the group will not make a bid for the former Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk, but will continue its cooperation with the Polish yard.

about 20 years ago
Alang breakers now turn to ship-building
Green Marine

Alang breakers now turn to ship-building

It will be a career shift from breakers to builders. Hounded by declining business opportunities at the world’s largest shipbreaking yard, cut-throat competition from Bangladesh and Pakistani and pressure from environmental groups, Alang’s shipbreakers are now eyeing the shipbuilding trade.

about 20 years ago
South Korean yards buoyed by US$1.9b tanker orders
Green Marine

South Korean yards buoyed by US$1.9b tanker orders

South Korean shipbuilders said they received orders for 22 vessels worth 1.81 trillion won, or US$1.9 billion (US$1 = RM3.68), as ship owners renew fleets to meet tougher safety rules and increasing demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG).

about 20 years ago
US plays down Iran ship visits to India
Green Marine

US plays down Iran ship visits to India

The United States on Monday confirmed that two Iranian navy ships had visited Indian ports last month, but played down the contact as the Bush administration struggles to win congressional approval for a landmark U.S.-India civilian nuclear energy deal.

about 20 years ago
Cruise ship meningococcal death raises national issues: coroner
Green Marine

Cruise ship meningococcal death raises national issues: coroner

The New South Wales coroner has asked national health authorities to consider the issues raised by the death of a Sydney man who probably contracted meningococcal disease on a Pacific cruise ship.

about 20 years ago
Final death toll in sinking of ship off Bahrain”s coast stands at 58
Green Marine

Final death toll in sinking of ship off Bahrain”s coast stands at 58

The final death toll in the incident of the sinking of “al-Dana” tourist ship off the coast of Bahrain has been determined to be 58, announced the Interior ministry here on Monday.

about 20 years ago
Even bigger cruise ship season on way
Green Marine

Even bigger cruise ship season on way

Western Bay tourist operators and retailers can look forward to an even bigger cruise ship season next summer _ with the superliners set to make more than 30 visits to the port.

about 20 years ago
TNWA Enhances Trans-Pacific Deployment
Green Marine

TNWA Enhances Trans-Pacific Deployment

The New World Alliance (TNWA) today announced improvements to its Trans-Pacific U.S. West Coast services to further broaden global coverage and service frequency.

about 20 years ago
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